Former Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for North Yorks Julia Mulligan THE outgoing boss of North Yorkshire s police and fire services has been appointed to another high-profile national role. Julia Mulligan, who steps down tomorrow, has joined the board of the Independent Office for Police Conduct as its senior independent director. The non-executive role announcement comes after she took up an appointment as independent chair of the Police Advisory Board for England and Wales last month. She is also a non-executive director for the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority and a member of an advisory panel to the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner.
Source: UK Government
Following on from February’s announcement on the appointment of 5 new Independent Directors, Julia Mulligan has now also joined the Board as the Senior Independent Director (the lead non-executive role).
Having served for nearly nine years as a Police and Crime Commissioner, Julia is an experienced, senior leader in the policing sector. Following her decision to stand down in May 2021, she now holds a number of senior roles including Non-Executive Director for the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority, which works to protect vulnerable and exploited workers. Julia is also a member of Dame Sara Thornton’s Advisory Panel, which provides support to the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner.
New Senior Independent Director appointed to the Independent Office for Police Conduct
Home Secretary makes a further non-executive appointment to the Board of the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
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7 May 2021
Following on from February’s announcement on the appointment of 5 new Independent Directors, Julia Mulligan has now also joined the Board as the Senior Independent Director (the lead non-executive role).
Having served for nearly nine years as a Police and Crime Commissioner, Julia is an experienced, senior leader in the policing sector. Following her decision to stand down in May 2021, she now holds a number of senior roles including Non-Executive Director for the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority, which works to protect vulnerable and exploited workers. Julia is also a member of Dame Sara Thornton’s Advisory Panel, which provides support to the Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner.
Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Julia Mulligan THE WOMAN in charge of North Yorkshire’s police and firefighters has started a new role advising the Home Secretary. Julia Mulligan steps down from the county role on May 13 following her failure to win automatic selection as the Conservative candidate for this year’s election for her current job. She was North Yorkshire’s first ever police and crime commissioner. At the time North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Authority was run by a council-led fire authority. She took over responsibility for it when she became the North Yorkshire police, fire and crime Commissioner in 2018
Latest civil service & public affairs moves April 26
New appointments in the civil service, UK politics, and public affairs, via our colleagues at Dods People
Government departments
Johnny Mercer left his role as parliamentary under-secretary of state (minister for defence people and veterans), Ministry of Defence and Cabinet Office.
Leo Docherty appointed as parliamentary under-secretary of state (minister for defence people and veterans), Ministry of Defence and Cabinet Office (formerly assistant government whip).
David Duguid appointed as assistant government whip, remaining as parliamentary under-secretary of state, Scotland Office (formerly government whip).
Alan Mak appointed as government whip.
Home Office – Martin Levermore appointed as Windrush independent adviser. Roy Wilsher appointed as Independent expert adviser on fire and rescue service reform.